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 Post subject: Re: How young will a chook go clucky?
PostPosted: Wed Apr 25, 2012 8:54 am 
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Congratulations Chicka-Dee a_bravo.gif ,

A successful hatch anyway. How many hatched?

They could be black leghorns, I think they come in other colours than white.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leghorn_(chicken)

Looking forward to the baby photos anyway.

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Congratulations Chicka-Dee and Clara a_bravo.gif

The chicks hatched and that's the main thing :-D

Did the the breeder who supplied your fertile eggs mention that he had other coloured leghorns? Will you contact him and inform him of your great disappointment. Maybe he has a Miss Prissy for you?

Can't think of any names at the moment until I see photos of the new babies. Did they hatch today? How about something related to ANZAC Day? Digger?

Or maybe you will just have to wait until their little personalities emerge.

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Silly question, are leghorns sex linked or do you have to wait until the little fellas start to crow?

Asked the family for names:

Bertha
Ebony
Nugget
Oreo
Nero

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 Post subject: Re: How young will a chook go clucky?
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Hens and Hobbits wrote:
Congratulations Chicka-Dee a_bravo.gif ,

A successful hatch anyway. How many hatched?.

Thanks HH

Yes a very successful hatch. 3 babies & the 4th has pipped, so we will have to see if it comes out today. Fingers crossed Clara doesn't forget about it now she has a sea of motion running around under her.
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Congratulations Chicka-Dee and Clara a_bravo.gif

The chicks hatched and that's the main thing :-D

Did the the breeder who supplied your fertile eggs mention that he had other coloured leghorns? Will you contact him and inform him of your great disappointment. Maybe he has a Miss Prissy for you?

Can't think of any names at the moment until I see photos of the new babies. Did they hatch today? How about something related to ANZAC Day? Digger?

Thanks PP

Very true! They've hatched and that is the main thing. I was so nervous after reading so many posts of other peoples disasters.

I called the breeder this morning & asked him what I had. He was as surprised as me because he bought the eggs from the place where he buys his commercial POL's from, so he said they will be commercial Australorps. So still happy with that as they're a nice bird. Big though! He did say his lot were hatching out today as well and if I wanted to I could come & get a white leghorn (so I could have my Miss Prissy if I wanted), but knowing my luck if I do that, Clara (being a first time mum) could reject it, so I said no thanks. I believe in accepting and dealing with the hand I've been dealt.

I like the name Digger. My husband was calling them little diggers this morning so that is a definite maybe. Can you call a girl Digger?
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Silly question, are leghorns sex linked or do you have to wait until the little fellas start to crow?

Asked the family for names:

Bertha
Ebony
Nugget
Oreo
Nero

Well if you think you're question was silly HH, then you're going to think mine is really silly! What is "sex linked"?

Ebony is another definite maybe. Can definitely call a girl that name. I like Nero if any of them turn out to be a Roo.

Thanks for the suggestions.

Photos are on their way!

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Well if you think you're question was silly HH, then you're going to think mine is really silly! What is "sex linked"?

Ebony is another definite maybe. Can definitely call a girl that name. I like Nero if any of them turn out to be a Roo.


You learn something everyday so never be afraid to ask a silly question.

In a nut shell you can differentiate a hybrid chick's sex at birth by it's colour, or in the case of autosexing pure bred day old chicks can be sexed by their different appearances when they have hatched. I think I have used the wrong terminology so sorry my humblest of apologies. Nevertheless sexing day old's helps cull unwanted excesses of unwanted males :(

You never know the chick pipping could be a white Leghorn...I don't think Clara would reject a little white Leghorn chick from the breeder, good of him to offer, she is a pretty determined young mum. If the egg pipping sadly doesn't hatch you could always eggschange it at in the darkness of night with Miss Prissy.

Good luck!

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Hens and Hobbits wrote:
You never know the chick pipping could be a white Leghorn...I don't think Clara would reject a little white Leghorn chick from the breeder, good of him to offer, she is a pretty determined young mum. If the egg pipping sadly doesn't hatch you could always eggschange it at in the darkness of night with Miss Prissy.

Good luck!


No such luck, but I have 4 beautiful little babies now. So a 100% hatch rate. Well done Clara a_bravo.gif
1 looks like he is a definite rooster. He has a little comb (which I am told by the breeder is a sign) and his feet are huge compared to the others (the breeder didn't say anything about feet size). So he may end up being called Nero or Digger. Might let hubby name him.

The other 3 are little mysteries.

Here are some photos that were promised


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So cute! So adorable! So gorgeous!

"Digger" is most fitting name for an Austalorp male on ANZAC Day!

As Hens and Hobbits suggested slip little Miss Prissy Leghorn in ;) Maybe even get two of them so she won't be lonely or stand out too much ;)

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 Post subject: Re: How young will a chook go clucky?
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So it's day 3 and my little crew are just running around and doing all sorts of crazy antics. [smilie=a_withstupid.gif]

Swinging off mum's wattle, pecking her eye and chomping on her comb when she bends her head down.

Just before she was teaching them how to forage by scratching the wood shavings around in the box and finding little bits of chick crumble that had been flicked out of the bowl. She was clucking and they were all diving on the food like it was buried treasure! Priceless :lol:

This is so much fund having baby chickens. Definitley glad I got Clara the eggs to sit on. :-D

I have attached a few photos to show you them all having a little feed together. I gave them a mashed boiled egg, some chopped up veggies and some meat meal from the butcher (great suggestion from someone in another post) and they love, love, loved it. Tucked right in and Clara clucked madly while eating and making sure they understood this was good food. [smilie=a_goodjobson.gif]

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All that anxiety was worth it in the end. Clara was destined for motherhood and to be great mum.

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They are so cute! have you named them as yet?

Clara is such an attentive mum a_bravo.gif

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